Open source code for the Android App

[ceagre2]

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open codes in java for android

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[UltralyticsAssistant]

@ceagre2 hello there,

Thank you for reaching out and for having looked through the issues on the HUB repository first. If I understand correctly, you're seeking Java-based implementations of our HUB functionalities for Android development.

Currently, the Ultralytics HUB is focused on providing tools and models primarily in Python, as that is widely used in the machine learning community. For Android or Java applications, developers often leverage the appropriate wrappers or API calls to interact with Python-based backends.

If you're looking to integrate HUB functionalities into an Android app, a common approach is to create a backend service that utilizes our HUB, which your Java-based Android app can communicate with via HTTP requests.

For specific execution guidelines and how you might adapt the HUB resources for your Android use case, our documentation could provide some high-level insights: https://docs.ultralytics.com/hub. It won't have Java code, but it can give you a deeper understanding of general usage patterns which might assist in architecting your solution.

Best of luck with your project! 🚀

— Your Ultralytics HUB Support Team

[kalenmike]

@ceagre2 Thank you for your submission. At the moment we do not have any plans to release Java code for Android. We are working to open source our current app code and when it is ready you will have access to that in CPP.